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reflect on the broader implications of<br />

AI in cultural and linguistic contexts.<br />

He expressed concern about AI’s potential<br />

to homogenize cultural diversity.<br />

“AI can inadvertently expedite<br />

the suppression of rich cultural tapestries,”<br />

he mused. His engagement<br />

with researchers who prioritize cultural<br />

identity preservation has fueled<br />

his resolve to ensure AI’s ethical and<br />

beneficial application.<br />

As he delved deeper into AI’s potential,<br />

Nazari found himself pondering<br />

the intersection of identity and<br />

technology. He questioned how AI’s<br />

influence on language reclamation<br />

could shape the self-perception of<br />

communities. “We need to be mindful<br />

of the narratives AI can construct,” he<br />

emphasized, “and ensure they reflect<br />

the authentic essence of these cultures.”<br />

As AI’s capabilities expand, the<br />

possibilities for language reclamation<br />

and cultural revitalization continue to<br />

multiply. Beyond mere technological<br />

tools, AI storytellers and language tutors<br />

may emerge, sparking newfound<br />

connections between generations and<br />

cultures.<br />

Among Nazari, two remarkable<br />

individuals stand as torchbearers of<br />

ancient voices brought into the digital<br />

age. Hailing from Germany, a group<br />

of passionate humans have unveiled<br />

“syriac.io,” an early iteration of a<br />

translator that breathes life into diverse<br />

Aramaic dialects encompassing<br />

both written and spoken realms.<br />

Meanwhile, across the ocean in<br />

Chicago, Annette David, a visionary<br />

at Google is at the forefront of a transformative<br />

journey in association with<br />

William Merza and Immanuel Odisho.<br />

With Google Translate as their canvas,<br />

they champion the resurgence of the<br />

Assyrian language with the collaboration<br />

of tradition and technology. These<br />

modern-day language revivalists exemplify<br />

the harmonious convergence<br />

of heritage and innovation, sparking<br />

a renaissance of communication that<br />

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Nazari’s experience underscores<br />

the importance of collaboration, humility,<br />

and sensitivity when bridging<br />

technology and culture. His journey<br />

remains a testament to the profound<br />

impact AI can have on preserving languages<br />

and identities, illuminating the<br />

intricate threads that weave our collective<br />

human heritage.<br />

In the resonant cadence of AI and<br />

ancient languages, Nazari’s quest to<br />

empower silenced voices is forging a<br />

path toward a future where the symphony<br />

of human diversity harmonizes<br />

with the melody of technological innovation.<br />

As he envisions it, AI is not<br />

just a tool—it’s a bridge connecting the<br />

whispers of the past with the aspirations<br />

of the future. In Nazari’s world,<br />

AI becomes a co-author of history,<br />

crafting narratives that honor the past<br />

while shaping the narratives of generations<br />

yet to come.<br />

<strong>SEPTEMBER</strong> <strong>2023</strong> CHALDEAN NEWS 27

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